Aristotle
The argument that people form governments by their very nature was written by?
Politics
Aristotle wrote?
The Republic
Ideal government should be run by philosopher-kings was argues in?
Plato
The Republic is written by?
Government-run by kings/ royal family
Monarchy?
Rule of the people
Democracy?
Rule by a group
Oligarchy?
A Greek city-state that could be ruled in many ways including democracy and oligarchy.
Polis
Condemned to death for “corrupting the youth of Athens“
Socrates
Displayed extremes hubris by bragging of her children only to then see them all slaughtered by the gods Apollo and Artemis
Niobe
Queen of the Underwood, she rules the Hades for seven months of each year.
Persephone
The older son of Creon who was killed in battle by the forces of Polynices.
Megarus
Locked up in a tower, she was impregnated by Zeus who visited her disguised as a shower of gold. She is the mother of Perseus.
Danaë
The French revolutionary government during the Reign of Terror.
The Committee of Public Safety was
The Whisky Act
The following was NOT one of the British-imposed acts leading up to the American Revolution
The Stamp Act
The Intolerable Act
The Sugar Act
The Whisky Act
The English Bill of Rights
Created a constitutional monarchy in England
The Bastille
What was a symbol of royal tyranny in France?
Oliver Cromwell
Who was the Member of Parliament who became the leader of the British Commonwealth?
Charles l
Who was the King of England who was put on trial by Parliament and sentenced to death at the end of the English Civil War?
Maximilian Robespierre
Who was the president of the National Convention and leader of the Committee of Public Safety?
James ll
Who was the catholic king of England who was deposed by Parliament as part of the Glorious Revolution?
Jean-Paul Marat
Who was the author of the bloodthirsty newspaper Friend of the People?
The fearsome Fishwomen of Paris
Who was the March on Versailles led by?
He was married to the daughter of James lll
Why did William the lll become king of England?
The Glorious Revolution
What was the passage of power to William and Mary known as?
Absolutism
What was the Divine Right of Kings a doctrine about?
Parliament
Who of the following was not a believer in The Divine Right of Kings?
Parliament in England after the English Civil War
The Commonwealth was an experimental state run by?
The other 97% of the French population, including the middle and lower class
The Third Estate in France was entirely composed of what part of the population?
Citizens are the ones who should govern
Popular Sovereignty
Russia
Following is NOT a communist state?
Vietnam
China
Russia
Cuba
North Korea
There has never been a successful communist revolution
True communism has never existed because?
High Demand, Low Supply
Higher Prices are due to?
Low Demand, High Supply
Lower Prices are due to?
Great Britain
The Factory Act of 1833 made it illegal to hire children under nine years old in what country?
Enlightenment thinker, Adam Smith
The Wealth of Nations was written by?
An economic thinker who wrote most of the Communist Manifesto
Karl Marx was?
They triggered a massive migration of people to cities
What was the main impact of the Enclosure Acts?
A reduction in the manufacturing section, combined with an increase in the service industry.
What changes did the Industrial revolution NOT see?
Child Labour Laws
What were some of the first political reforms in the Industrial Revolution?
Joint ventures
What is not associated with unionization?
Superior military technology
Historians have argued that the most important advantage the West had over peoples they conquered was:
Independence movements based on Western ideals
Not an immediate effect of imperialism?
An Indian Soldier’s loyalty to Queen Victoria
Following that is NOT an example of Nationalism:
An Indian Soldier’s loyalty to Queen Victoria
Otto von Bismarck’s desire to create a country for ethnic Germans
Karl Pearson’s desire to keep England only for the Anglo-Saxons
The separation of Muslim Pakistan from Hindu India
The belief that humans ought to be bred selectively to enhance certain preferred characteristics
Eugenics?
False
True or False: Race has always been a way humans have divided themselves.
Hawaii
An example fo American Imperialism
Industrialized nations wanted to compete with non-western countries to make capitalism stronger (according to Adam Smith)
One way that the Industrial Revolution wasn’t a driver of imperialism was:
Restricted the German army, created reparations Germany was forced to pay Great Britain and France, forced Germany to accept the blame for the war
what did the Treaty of Versailles do?
The international group created by Woodrow Wilson to ensure peace for the future using diplomatic means
The League of Nations?
The German government that signed the Versailles Treaty
The Weimar Republic?
The official name of the Nazi party
The National Socialists
The German plan to liquidate the entire Jewish population
What was the “Final Solution“?
An attempt to avoid war by Neville Chamberlin
What was Appeasement?
Poland
Which country did German troop invade that marked the beginning of WWll
Franklin Roosevelt
Which American president declared war on Japan after the bombing of Pearl Harbor?
A pact to not invade made between Germany and USSR
Nonaggression pact?
Determined who was and was not legally Jewish
The Nuremberg Laws
To serve as holding areas for Jews on the way to the death camps
Purpose of the Nazi ghettos
The us program that built the atomic bomb
Manhattan Project?
The Vichy Governments
The government in Southern France during german occupation?
Winston Churchill, Harry S. Truman, and Joseph Stalin
What leaders attended the Potsdam Conference
Naval battle in the Pacific between USA and Japan represents the turning point in the Pacific front
Midway
The attempts of the German Luftwaffe to gain control of British airspace and destroy the Royal Air Force
Battle of Britain
The largest single battle in history, and the first major military setback for the Third Reich, it occurred at the end of 1942
Stalingrad
In the six months between Aug 1942 and Feb 1843 the US and its Pacific Allies fought a hard air-sea-land campaign against the Japanese for possession of the previously-obscure island
Barbarossa
Germany would be demilitarized and would remain divided
The Potsdam Conference plan for Germany
Dismantling or demobilization of a military
Demilitarization
The introduction of a democratic system of democratic principles
Democratization
The process of removing the Nazi influence from and area or institution
Denazification
A form of an organizational structure where there is the delegation of authority by the top management to the middle and lower levels of management in an organization.
Decentralization
The transition of a national economy from monopoly control by groups of large businesses, known as cartels, to a free market economy.
Decartelization
Trials of the highest-ranking Nazi officers for “crimes against humanity“
The Nuremberg Trials
Hope the united nations was created as an organization to promote international stability
The United Nations
Representatives from all countries could debate international issues
The General Assembly
US, Soviet Union, Britain, France, China
The Security Council members:
UN invaded North Korea and moved to the Yalu River, which ended in Korean division at the 38th parallel
UN conflict in Korea
Churchill’s term for the takeover and occupation of the Eastern European countries after WWll, also refers to the geographical borders of the Warsaw Pact countries
The Iron Curtain
Attempts to use the threat of nuclear warfare to achieve diplomatic goals
Nuclear Diplomacy
The independence of nations from European (US and Japan) colonial powers
Decolonization
The united states gave 13 billion dollars to help rebuild Europe, the plan was a cornerstone in the policy of containment that would later drive the Cold War
The Marshall Plan
US aid is promised to any nation fighting communism
The Truman Doctrine
The USA policy of trying to contain the spread of communism
Containment
The CIA was created to carry out covert operations against hostile foreign states or groups.
The CIA
A military strategy that assumes a full-scale war between nuclear powers, no victory can be achieved
MAD
North Atlantic Treaty Organization 1949, a military pact designed to help European countries post WWll, mutual aid but also anti communist
NATO
Organization of American States 1948, an international organization of north, south, and central American governments to resolve disputes in the Americas, very anti communist
OAS
South East Asia Treaty Organization 1954/55, nato foe Asian countries becomes relevant to the war in vietnam
SEATO
1955, communist nato, the iron curtain countries’ military alliance with each other, formed after nato countries denied the USSR entry into NATO
The Warsaw Pact
The united states began massive airlifts of food, water, and medicine to the citizens of West Berlin, the Soviets don’t like it
The Berlin Airlift
one of the most recognizable symbols of the cold war, a barrier designed to keep East Germans in East Germany wia the wall in Berlin
The Berlin Wall
Occurred in 1949 and after the civil war saw the communists overthrew the pro-West Nationalists, Mao Zedong became the leader of Communist China, nationalists fled to taiwan
The Chinese Revolution
Chinese Communist party leader
Mao Zedong
Chinese Nationalist party leader
Chaing Kai-Shek
Communists (supported by USSR) vs. Anti-Communists (supported by US)
CPC vs. Nationalists
Nationalists Fled to Taiwan once China was declared communist on Oct 1, 1949
Taiwan
when the cold war turned hot, ussr/china vs the un via proxy forces of the various countries, koreans used as pawns by both sides of the cold war, we are still technically at war with north korea
Korean War
Place where Korea was and still is divided
38th Parallel
When both US and Soviets posses an effective strategic atomic capability , neither side will allow total war
Stalemate
1959, instituted national education and medical reforms, preached revolution to other Latin American nations
Cuban Revolution